Taking meds regularly when away

I adjust the time slowly by a couple of hours at a time, later, not earlier, but if I missed a day it wouldn't be disastrous.
Better than taking medication at 1 or 2 am while I'm away.

The pharmacist can advise.

You should talk to your consultant or GP. It may be possible, as Farmor15 suggests, to slowly adjust the times you medicate prior to going abroad so it's not a huge difference when you get there, but only the prescribing doctor should advise.

I take 6 tablets a day, I just put the alarm on to remind me when to take them. If I was traveling to Australia I would just make the necessary adjustment. Certainly I don't take all the tablets at the same time.

This thread has made me think because a member of my family has to take medication at certain times of the day. Like Cath9 it would be impossible to just switch over in a different time zone. I can only think that it would be necessary to have an in depth talk with a GP before considering travel involving changes of time zones.

If you're travelling to a time zone over 2 hours different, suggest shifting time by an hour each day till match local time. After all, you presumably cope with time change in spring and autumn.
Asking pharmacist sounds like a good idea.

Could you ask your pharmacist for advice?

Thanks for replying.
Unfortunately, what I take is not possible to just switch over. if I did I would end up in hospital with an over dose

As soon as I get on the plane I put my watch on the time of my destination.

Take my medication at local time (morning meds when I wake up, nighttime meds when I go to bed etc.)

Have travelled to many different time zones including ^down under.